Review by
Marlene Engel
Tegan and Chet, both
riders in the rodeo, are about to get married. Where most marry for
love, these two are planning to marry for convenience. Tegan is an
Australian native whose Visa is about to expire in the next few weeks. She
knows that if she doesn’t marry an American citizen soon that she risks losing
her Visa and being forced to go back to Australia. Although
Australia is home to her, she has no home to go to. Her family sold
the farm that she was hoping to take over. She told them that she
was only going to be gone for a couple years. She even came home
when she was able to, but that didn’t stop them. And now Tegan has
no place to call home. Betrayed and determined to find a way to stay
in the states, her and Chet arranged for this marriage to take place. However,
when the wedding day came, Chet couldn’t go through with it. Scared
and confused, Tegan is left to figure out what she’s going to do now.
Jamie MacCreadie knows
how to draw the attention of the crowd at the rodeo and the women on the
streets. He’s a man of few words, but could get what he wants simply
with his smile. Jamie and Chet have been best friends, but Tegan
isn’t too keen on Jamie. From the very beginning their personalities
clashed, but something has changed. Trying to make Chet feel better
about his decision to call off the wedding, therefore not being able to help
Tegan, Jamie offered to marry her. Tegan brushed off his offer, but
couldn’t help noticing the physical attraction that she was starting to feel for
him. She doesn’t understand why she’s having these feelings,
especially since her and Jamie don’t even get along. But could he
have been serious? And could Tegan really consider his offer?
Marry Me, Cowboy is such
an amazing book. From the very beginning I felt like I was on a
rodeo ride of emotions. Each character had their own issues that they
were dealing with, but through it all they were always there for each
other.
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This is the second
novella in The Cooper Mountain Rodeo Series and I have to say that I’m
thoroughly enjoying this series. The cowboys are hot, the location
is laid back and the stories are sexy. I’m anxious to read what the
last two novellas in the series have in store for us. I would highly
recommend these books. If you’re looking for some romance with
twists and turns, then this is the series for you!
Lilian Darcy was born on
Valentine’s Day. This auspicious date, as well as a love of reading, set her
destiny as a writer of romance and women’s fiction from an early age. She has
also written extensively for Australian theatre and television, under another
name. Her plays have been professionally performed by some of Australia’s most
prestigious theatre companies, and have received two award nominations for Best
Play from the Australian Writers Guild, while in 1990 she was the co-recipient
of an Australian Film Institute award for best TV mini-series. She has now
written over eighty romances for Harlequin, as well as several mainstream
novels, including Cafe du Jour, originally published by Mira Books Australia.
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